Immigrant Rights

Condeming ICE Workplace Raid in Allston

Lawyers for Civil Rights Condemns ICE Workplace Raid in Allston Lawyers for Civil Rights strongly condemns the raid conducted yesterday by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) at a car wash in Allston. In an alarming display of force and racial profiling, ICE detained eight employees, many of whom reportedly had work authorization documents in...

Harassed and Threatened, Latina Construction Worker Forced Out 

In an industry long dominated by men, a Latina immigrant is taking a stand against systemic discrimination and intimidation at a large Massachusetts construction company. Lawyers for Civil Rights (LCR) has filed a discrimination complaint on behalf of Ms. Carbajal against J. Derenzo Co., exposing severe and pervasive harassment based on gender, race, and...

Demanding Independent Probe Into Everett Police

Demanding Independent State Probe into Everett Police Role in ICE Detention of 13-Year-Old Child Civil rights group calls for urgent state action after Everett police involvement in ICE detention of 13-year-old child Lawyers for Civil Rights (LCR) is calling for an immediate state investigation after Everett police detained and reportedly transferred a...

Federal Appeals Court Strikes Down Trump’s Attack on Birthright Citizenship

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit delivered a resounding victory for immigrant communities by striking down the Trump Administration’s discriminatory birthright citizenship policy. In a sweeping 100-page opinion, the court held that the policy is likely unconstitutional and inconsistent with federal law — affirming that the Constitution’s...

Demanding an End to ICE Arrests in Courthouses

Access to Justice Under Threat: Demanding an End to ICE Arrests in Massachusetts Courthouses ICE operations in courthouses are silencing immigrant communities Lawyers for Civil Rights (LCR) is calling on Massachusetts court officials to protect access to justice and the administration of justice, as immigration enforcement efforts continue...

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